Destiny Moulders Int'l Church

21/05/2026

21/05/2026

BIBLE STUDY...

WHEN BIBLE STUDY BECOMES A DELIGHT..

18/05/2026

THE PEACE OF GOD THAT PASSES ALL UNDERSTANDING

Dear single guys and ladies,

If you intend to get married one day, or you are about to, there is one thing you must never overlook while preparing for marriage:

It’s called PEACE OF MIND. If you suddenly lose your peace because you’re about to marry someone you claim to love, know that God may be trying to save you from a tragedy packaged as a man or a woman.

This peace of mind only comes from God. The devil doesn’t give it. If you’re losing it, it’s a sign God is telling you He is not part of that marriage.

Don’t let emotions or feelings override it.

That peace isn’t just a feeling; it’s a knowing that you’re about to take a wrong step.
It’s a knowing that something isn’t adding up.
It’s a knowing that this guy or lady isn’t who they say they are.
It’s a knowing that even if you say yes, you’ll never have peace for life.
It’s a knowing that his or her family will trouble you for life.
It’s a knowing that he might die, or she might leave halfway into your marriage.
It’s a knowing that he or she will abuse or cheat on you.

There’s more. If you push this knowing aside and go ahead against all odds, you will regret it.

This peace of mind is what I didn’t lose when I was going to marry my P. She told me the same—she didn’t lose her peace either.

You can discern this through prayer and thanksgiving. According to Philippians 4:6-7, if after much prayer and thanksgiving you still don’t have that peace, get out of that relationship, my friend.

Join me on Sunday, 31st May, at 4 PM.
Singles and married:
CONFLICT WITHOUT CASUALTIES

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17/05/2026

Today’s service was a testament to God’s faithfulness as the Lead Pastor of DMICC, Pastor Dave Olajubu, ascended the altar in a deep atmosphere of worship.

He sang songs of worship to the Most High alongside The Amplified and the congregation. Earlier, The Amplified had ministered a beautiful rendition to the congregation, singing: “Your Majesty, forever King, there is none like You, none like You at all, to the glory of God forever.”

Pastor Dave emphasized the inspiration behind the popular hymn, “Rock of Ages, cleft for me, let me hide myself in Thee.” He then transitioned into other songs of worship as the congregation sang along with him.

He appreciated Almighty God for His goodness and welcomed everyone to today’s service.

Continuing the month’s message titled “Saved to Prosper,” he explained that one of the structures God has established in the Kingdom for prosperity is service to God. He said that if we are going to prosper, we must serve. Referencing the story of Jacob and Laban, he noted that God blessed Laban because of Jacob. He added, “The servant of all is the greatest of all.” According to him, service in the Kingdom is a structure for upliftment. While men may not always reward us for our service, God surely rewards those who serve in His Kingdom.

He further emphasized that we can serve to the point where those who once argued with us will eventually bow in honor. He encouraged believers not to stop serving or become discouraged because of a lack of immediate reward, but to keep doing their part faithfully in the Kingdom.

Pastor Dave shared personal experiences of how he had served people over the years without immediate rewards, but eventually God began to reward him through both divine favor and the people he served. He encouraged everyone to remain committed to serving God wherever He has placed them.

He also highlighted another pathway to wealth in the Kingdom: the structure and system of talents and gifts. He explained that talent is a natural endowment, while gifts are divine endowments, and both are given by God.

Reading from Proverbs 18:16, he emphasized that “A man’s gift makes room for him.” He explained that talents and gifts are among the ways God empowers people to create wealth. Many people today, he said, are prospering because of their gifts and talents. Divine enablements are gifts, and both talents and gifts can be pathways to impact and wealth.

He stressed the importance of understanding one’s gifts and talents in order to prosper. According to him, one reason many Christians remain limited is because they are not skillful with their talents and gifts. Many people may be talented or gifted, but without skillfulness, effective delivery becomes difficult.

He added that people can create wealth through their talents and gifts even without formal education, although education can still serve as an added advantage.

He challenged the congregation with questions such as: What can your talents and gifts solve? and What is that thing you can do effortlessly? He encouraged everyone to discover their natural talents and divine gifts.

Once we discover our talents, he said, we must exert strength and effort in developing them. He noted that the ability to organize and administrate can also be a talent or gift. He encouraged the congregation to identify what they can do effortlessly and what God has empowered them to do. For some people, he said, it may be business, theatre, singing, coding, skit-making, comedy, and more. Once discovered, effort and dedication must follow.

He also read from 2 Timothy 2:15, emphasizing that raw talent alone is not enough; skillfulness is necessary. Whatever we are gifted to do, we must continue building capacity through learning and continuous development.

Expounding further from Psalm 18:33–34, he explained the Hebrew word “Lamad,” meaning training. He stressed that believers must continually submit themselves to training because there is no end to learning. There will always be books, teachings, and experiences that can sharpen our gifts and talents.

According to him, people can prosper while still enjoying life, but they must first learn how. Training, he said, is essential to understanding how to maximize one’s gifts and talents for wealth creation.

Concluding the service, Pastor Dave prayed for a blessed week for the congregation as he brought the meeting to a close.

13/05/2026

BIBLE STUDY....

The entrance of your gives light and understanding to the simple

We had a great time at Bible study

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28/04/2026

LOVE AND ECONOMICS

If you don't understand the subject of ECONOMICS or FINANCE, it's advisable not to think of Love that will lead to marriage.. Nothing Frustrate Love like lack of finance , every Marriage need a sponsor Called FINANCE AND ECONOMICS.....

join me on this Virtual Symposium on Saturday... you will be glad you did

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26/04/2026

Today's Sunday service

The Lead Pastor, Pastor Dave, ascended the altar, reverencing the name of the Almighty God. He led the congregation in heartfelt worship, singing songs of praise alongside the Amplified team.

Pastor Dave then offered prayers of thanksgiving to the Most High and warmly welcomed everyone to the service. He acknowledged the dedication of members who came despite the rain, giving glory to God for their commitment.

Continuation and Final Lap

Theme: Siloam Experience – Sent

Text: Isaiah 8:6–7

Continuing the ministration, the Lead Pastor taught about the River Siloam, which the Israelites rejected in favor of the rivers Euphrates and Tigris. While Siloam symbolized God’s provision, protection, and healing, they desired what appeared greater—prosperity, wisdom, and knowledge represented by the other rivers.

Pastor Dave explained that this reflects a common human tendency: rejecting what God has freely given while pursuing what He has not assigned.

People often fail to appreciate God’s gifts and instead chase what is not meant for them.

He emphasized that “better can become bitter” when it is not appreciated or when it is not God-given.

Though the other rivers seemed better, they were not God’s provision for the Israelites, and this led to negative consequences.

The Lead Pastor further explained that while people may appear good, not everything good is God’s will. A good man may not necessarily be God’s man, but a God-ordained man will always align with His purpose.

He urged believers to seek God in moments of confusion through prayer, so they can discern what is truly right for them. Pastor Dave noted that many have rejected God’s will in pursuit of what merely appears good.

He stressed the importance of never rejecting the gift of God, identifying Jesus Christ as the greatest gift of all. Choosing otherwise, he explained, is like choosing human preference over divine purpose.

The Lead Pastor warned that despite many attending church regularly, people still choose the gifts of men over the gifts of God—one of the greatest mistakes a person can make.

He encouraged the congregation to hold firmly to God’s gift, assuring them that with God, nothing is impossible.

Further Teaching

Text: John 9:1

Pastor Dave spoke about the man born blind, explaining that his condition was not due to sin—neither his nor his parents’—but so that the glory of God might be revealed.

The Lead Pastor explained that certain challenges are allowed by God for a higher purpose: the manifestation of His glory.

Whatever difficulties believers face can ultimately serve as a platform for God’s power.

Referencing John 11:4, Pastor Dave spoke about Lazarus, whom Jesus loved.

Though Lazarus died, Jesus declared that his sickness would not end in death but would reveal God’s glory.

He explained that without complications, there may be no glorification. God often uses complex situations to reveal His power, and Jesus specializes in resolving what seems impossible.

The Lead Pastor declared in faith that God would intervene in every complicated situation and turn sorrow into joy.

Key Scripture Emphasis

Romans 8:28 – All things work together for good to those who love God.

Pastor Dave encouraged believers to give thanks in every situation, trusting in God’s divine plan.

Romans 8:18 – Present sufferings cannot be compared to the glory ahead.

The Lead Pastor reassured the congregation that there is always glory after suffering.

Closing Charge and Prayer:

Pastor Dave spoke about Kingdom wealth, emphasizing that believers must not repel it through wrong attitudes but position themselves to attract it.

The Lead Pastor explained that a deeper understanding of God comes when one realizes that divine blessings are not always proportional to human effort.

He concluded by praying for wisdom, courage, and strength for everyone to stand the test of time.

Pastor Dave declared a blessed week ahead, affirming that the glory of God would be revealed and that men and kings would rise in their favor.

25/04/2026

Opportunity Conference 2026

The much-anticipated Opportunity Conference 2026 officially commenced.

The Church Administrator, Minister Oluwakemi Famakin, led the congregation in the opening prayer, setting a reverent tone for the conference. This was followed by a powerful ministration from the Amplified team.

The Lead Pastor, Pastor Dave Olajubu then ascended the altar to continue the service. He declared that no one would miss what God has earmarked for the day and warmly welcomed everyone to the program. He mentioned how great honor it was to have God’s General, Rev. Femi Ezekiel Adebayo, in our midst. His Personal Assistant, Pastor Sam Adekunle then briefly addressed the congregation, emphasizing that opportunities often come in subtle forms and require diligence, consistency, and discernment. He encouraged everyone to be attentive and open to receiving depth and insight from the Word.

Apostle Abraham Mayaki then led the congregation in prayer, referencing Luke 18:1, after which the Amplified team ministered again.

Pastor Dave further exhorted the congregation, stressing that the day was filled with opportunities. He referenced biblical examples, noting how opportunities can transform lives within moments, but can also be lost through pride or carelessness.

He emphasized that environment and associations play a critical role in shaping one’s destiny and prayed that no one would miss their moment of transformation. A brief worship session followed.

Rev. Ezekiel Adebayo then took the altar. He expressed deep appreciation to everyone who contributed to the success of the conference, noting that it is the first of its kind held live at DMICC. He acknowledged the Pastor Dave's leadership and his team, affirming that by the end of the meeting, attendees would gain clarity on the path of transformation for their lives.

Drawing from Ephesians 5:16–17, he taught on the importance of making the most of every opportunity, especially in challenging times. He emphasized that how we manage small responsibilities determines our readiness for greater ones.

He highlighted several key truths:

Time is short and must be used deliberately.

Life must not be lived carelessly; otherwise, others may determine its course.

Opportunities often come disguised and must be discerned.

Every stage of life presents a chance for growth and transformation.

He defined defined opportunity as a favorable time or set of circumstances that makes it possible to achieve something. He stressed that opportunities are not constant and must be maximized when they appear.

Through personal stories, he illustrated how recognizing and acting on opportunities can lead to long-term transformation. He encouraged intentional living, consistent reading, disciplined habits, and personal development, noting that decisions shape destiny.

He further emphasized that:

Opportunities must be converted into possibilities.

Preparation, vision, and relationships are essential to maximizing opportunities.

Three Keys to Maximizing Opportunities:

Preparation – Skills must be refined and talents developed. Growth often comes through learning under authority and embracing discipline.

Vision – Vision sharpens focus and directs energy. Exposure and prayer help in discovering and sustaining vision.

Relationships – The quality of one’s relationships determines the quality of one’s life. Intentional associations are crucial.

Effects of Opportunities:

They change seasons
They compensate for delays
They bridge gaps caused by past failures
They reinvent lives

Types of Opportunities:

Opportunity to stretch
Opportunity to learn
Opportunity to lead
Opportunity to transition

He also provided guiding questions to evaluate opportunities, encouraging thoughtful and strategic decision-making.

The session concluded with fervent prayers declaring freedom from missed opportunities, divine connections, and the grace to convert opportunities into tangible results.

The Lead Pastor, Pastor Dave Olajubu, appreciated Rev. Femi Adebayo for the impactful message. Rev. Adebayo then prayed for the congregation, declaring open doors, divine favor, clarity, and transformation.

In closing, the Lead Pastor encouraged everyone to remain sensitive and intentional in recognizing and harnessing opportunities, praying that each person would encounter life-changing connections and moments

23/04/2026

BIBLE STUDY TONIGHT

TWO OF THE BEAUTIFUL AND HARD THINGS I HAVE LEARNED IN MY JOURNEY OF FAITH ARE ;

WAIT AND FOLLOW... They are both not easy.

It’s not easy to wait sometimes. You will look like a fool. It will seem like you are confused. Some will call it delay. Some will even say you are not progressing. It will look like everyone has left you behind. But “they that wait upon the Lord… shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles.” They will not be weary or faint. No matter how hard it is, please wait. Waiting builds patience and faith, and that is the key to inheriting the promise.

The second is *FOLLOW*. Following while waiting can feel like punishment 😆. He seems not to be responding to your needs, yet you still have to do His bidding.

That’s why obedience is one of the strongest topics of faith when it comes to maturity in Christ. You can claim to be a disciple until you have to choose between things that profit you and counting them as loss for His sake.

Following Christ daily demands carrying some crosses…

But in the end, it will all end in praise. You will praise God for waiting and following.

We had a great Bible study tonight.

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23/04/2026

I'm ready for an Opportunity of a lifetime...




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